Sentence examples for broadened I from inspiring English sources

Over the decades my taste in music has broadened; I like all sorts of things.

Carney tells the newspaper: My personal view is, given the recovery has strengthened and broadened, I don't see a case for quantitative easing and I have not supported it.

When I asked to see it, his smile broadened, "I already ate it".

The Senate's language on broadening I-Corps is designed to enhance recent efforts by Morgan State and other urban HBCUs to build ties with local businesses and encourage faculty to become more entrepreneurial.

The traditional theory of vibronically coupled ET may be cast in terms of Gaussian spectral functions for electron removal from D and insertion on A. If D and A broadenings are equal, the standard deviation of each broadened level (i) is σE(i) = (2λ i kB T 1/2, where λ i is the site's contribution to the reorganization energy.

Rather than say something too categoric like "I like doctors," try broadening it to "I like smarts".

I've broadened it with business administration and law.

However, at small cantilever-surface gaps the resonance peaks in the amplitude spectrum become indistinguishable due to the strong peak broadening, i.e., low quality factors (see Figure 2).

Sharp π* transitions and the broad σ* transition are mainly due to the lifetime broadening, i.e., the lifetime of the final excited state.

There, it was found that the power spectrum of the scattered light for a purely viscous fluid exhibits ω − 2 dependence and progressively broadens (i.e. exhibits lower exponents) as the elasticity increases.

The three resonances observed in our study are fairly broad, and we assign this to inhomogeneous broadening (i.e., a chemical shift distribution) rather than to the effects of strong homogeneous dipolar interactions between protons, as similar H line widths were obtained in spectra acquired under fast MAS conditions (SI Figure S6).